On her birthday, I pulled her out of school and took her to lunch. She's such a daddy's girl, picked his favorite place, Panda Express, even though he had to work and couldn't come.
Her fortune cookie read "you are smart and witty"
We had Grandma Jo and Grandad over for dinner. Biscuits and Gravy, her favorite.
Grandma Jo gave her a beautiful framed doily made by her great aunt.
Her want list included a bunch of not very exciting things like a belt, new leather work gloves, pajama's and such. So those were supplied those as well as an exciting new guitar strap and capo. She's pretty easy to please.
At fifteen Hannah's pretty much the same as always.
She still loves to read, write and draw.
Her clock is set 15 minutes early and she has a
hard time getting up and going in the morning.
She prefers to wear comfortable free t-shirts to school.
Occasionally she'll dress up for school and wear contacts,
but its mostly old camp t-shirts, Levi's and glasses.
Her social life is ramping up though,
causing rifts in my free babysitting.
She is independent, deep thinking,
introverted, and absolutely wonderful.
We love our Hannah Girl.
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